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Welcome to IHTSDO

IHTSDO is a not-for-profit association that develops and promotes use of SNOMED CT to support safe and effective health information exchange. SNOMED CT is a clinical terminology and is considered to be the most comprehensive, multilingual healthcare terminology in the world.

 


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WHO and IHTSDO Strive for Harmonization of Health Information

Interoperability of WHO Classifications and SNOMED CT to Benefit Global Health  [more]

22.07.10

Request For Proposals (RFP) – Provision of Hosting and Support Service for the IHTSDO Workbench

In July 2008 the IHTSDO issued, through Open Health Tools (OHT), a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the procurement and support of a SNOMED CT multi-lingual,...  [more]

20.07.10

IHTSDO PUBLIC NOTICE REGARDING ANTECEDENT VERSIONS OF SNOMED CT

Context: What are Antecedent Versions of SNOMED CT?

SNOMED CT’s development began many years ago. At the time that IHTSDO purchased the rights to SNOMED CT...  [more]

25.06.10

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October 2010 Conference

IHTSDO's next conference is located in Toronto, Canada. More


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Announcements

The IHTSDO invites comments on the draft standard for Observable Entities and Evaluation Procedures (Laboratory). The period of consultation ends on September 7th 2010.

 

IHTSDO’s new Release Format specification (RF2) has now been promoted to an IHTSDO Standard. Click here to see the documents. Please direct any comments on this specification to John Gutai (jgu(at)ihtsdo.org)

 

The IHTSDO Quality Assurance Framework and the IHTSDO Quality Assurance Toolkit are now available (May 18, 2010). More

 

The Guidelines for Translation of SNOMED CT and the Guidelines for the Management of Translation of SNOMED CT are now available. More

 

Announcing the process for the Development, Approval, Maintenance and Review of IHTSDO Technical Reports, Guidelines and Standards.